Carnival coordinating typically begins about a year before the event, with plans rarely detouring from longstanding traditions. That is until this year Read More
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Charlotte Kamikawa manages a crew of over 130 grounds-keepers, custodians and maintenance workers who care for the School’s 76-acre campus Read More
The Clarence T.C. Ching PUEO Program, now in its 17th year, is one of Punahou’s most durable programs addressing the public purpose of an independent school Read More
The February 2021 landing was a culmination of nearly five years of work for Pong as an engineer within NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California Read More
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Thanks to Wick, Punahou acquired 42 new LED lighting instruments Read More
The alumna's book "When You Trap a Tiger" won this year's Newbery Medal Read More
The nonprofit organization – made up of Punahou alumna athletes and current parents – have already raised $30,000 Read More
Earlier this year, Daniel Chambliss, co-author of the acclaimed book, “How College Works,” participated in a virtual Team Up session for Punahou parents looking for insight on what leads to student success in college Read More
The idea to build a voyaging canoe was first envisioned by alumna Dillyn Lietzke ’20 while she was a student at Punahou Read More
The festival runs concurrently with this year’s Punahou Alumni Week, with virtual programs and online gatherings scheduled from June 7 – 13 Read More